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DISAFEECTED YANKEE KNIGHTS.
The Country Towns In Connecticut SHOW
Great Defections from the Order.

The Country Towns In Connecticut Show
Great Defections from the Order.
A Connecticut knight Of Labor who was In
this city yesterday said:
Greatly as tho order has suffered in the
large cities under the present rule. 1t Ia worse
In tho country towns. There the members
simply do not turn UP whom the time for col
lecting the money comes around. They have to
scratch around in the country to get any money,
and they make a kick when the platter comes
around for their donations too frequently. II
has hot been the fight against trades unions or
any dissatisfaction with their local officers but
the general dlstrust Of the general executive
officers that has caused the defections. The
members saw the r money go into hole three
or four times and seeing nothing coming back
they became dissatisfied. Whole local assem-
6lies in Conne ,ndc have Abandoned their
crgy enough TO send back and wife their names
from thelr rolls. THOUSANDS likothem will DO
years to swell the General Assembly"
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WATERBURY,, July 23.-The State Convention
of Knights of Labor held her this week far below
expectations In point OF attendance Only gates
Of nearly $50 present The following
chosen to represent the state at the General
senlby Mt Minneapolis In October: j. y. Downs OF
Napgatuek, Senator 5 II Hall OF Preston, and q
Naugatgck, Adam : Marsh OF New London, and Q. b,
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BoTs DRoHNED IN i FREE BATH
A Man Said to Amuse Himself by Throw
Ing the Little Fellows Into Deep Water.

An inquest was held yesterday by Coroner
MESSENGER and jury in tho case of Philip Muir
ply a 15-year-old boy who was drowned in
John Doerschel's baths at the foot of West
Elghty-first street on July IL. The boy could
not SWIM and fell into tho deep water while
crossing plank to the enclosed bath which is
used by non-swimmers.
Doersche! testified that In Ave years there
bnt that in the last eleven days three boys had
been drowned there. A man named Rack had
told him that u man named Wolf, who bathed
there, frequently amused himself by throwing
small boys into the deep water. Some OF them,
Rack had said, could not swim. Doerschel
said no had set q watch upon Wolf. The Jury
exonerated Doersche
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The AIoAiean.. Next High J,uk..

DR.. O. Melnotte Richmond. the amateur pres-
dgtatsur has been selected High links the Mo-
hicAn Clubs next dinner. July 81 at Long Beach
ton present One OF tho most startling trcks Dr.
Richmond will perform will be that OF swallowing fire.
crackers and then setting them on lie will dispose VI
Roman candles and skyrockets In q similar manner.
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Justice Lane Exonerated.

William A. Lane, a Jersey City Justice OF the
Peace, was convicted two years ago In the Hudson
County Court of charge OF receiving losa feeA and
heavy fine imposed The Justice carried the 70
the supreme Court which sustained tho decision OF the
lower court. Then the appealed to the Court
of Errors and Appeaa Yesterday Justice Lane received
word that this latter had decided In his favor Tn
der the decision Justices OF the Peace allowed to
espt payment for the issue Of criminal warranLs.
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Accused OF EmbezzIinR Austrian Public
Money.

Filemon zalewskl an Austrian fugitive, was
arrested by United States Marshal last night board
the steamer Geert AMI looked NJ In Ludlow street Jail
lie Post once employee In Austria and II is al
legged, enibeaAIsd Sin0nOf the pablo money He was
aFreAtvd AFFIDAVIT made by Hugo FritsCh the Aus
tritn CONSUL before United States Commissioner Ly-
man Zalewsk is tall slim aged about 80 years
with gray hair anu small moustache
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Dan Lyon. stlli In PlttsburrA.

1t will not be until the latter part 81 next
week probably Thursday or Friday that murderer Dan
LyonA who killed athlete Joseph Quinn viii be 70.
turned to the city from Pittsburgh The formaltles OF
requisiti0n upon the Governor of Pennsylvania are
Tst necessary Lyonss story that Quinn attacked him
with dagger ian meets with no credence here.
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Billy RieKstt.. Racing stable.

Billy Ricketts,. the court crler. will have
horse owners TO the grand stand OF the tracks
the OF this he doss hS duty receiver OF
the race horses Divide, BOUtblack, John j. Heaey Rio
Grande, and brilliant His duty 10 race them TOR all
they worth IN the name Of tho supreme Court aud
account for their winnings pendlug the decision OF tho
dispute about their Ownersp. lie not required 10 bet
q
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Died ~ the Raras BurAsd.

wArERTowN. July 93.-Last evening two
barns on the premises owned by Edward Wheeler
were discovered to DO on IRE Mrs, Helen
Wheeler aged O5 the mother Of the owner OF the build
ingp aeeighbOrh distance away, when tho
broke she started foot for the OF tho
conhagraton and had nearly reached the place, when
she fell to the ground and expired almost Instantly.
Heart disease, aggravated ny excitement supposed to
have been The cause OF her death
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A Doctar OpIum Eater.

A physician named Thomas X, Cruise, who
lives At ia ClATsmonl avenue, removed to Bellevue
Hospital suffering fIsm chronic morphine poisoning.
Srgss was connected with the BelsIus Hospital san
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Frisco Jourasymen Brewer. Win.

Louis Heerbrandt, Secretary OF the National
Brewers Union, received telegram yesterday from San
Francisco saying that the brewers who had ed
ont three months on account Of refusal 70 accept
ductiOn Of wages had gained their point President
Nand of the bosses organization and ths othsr employ
had signed for with the
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A Young Girl Takes Poison.

Gertrude Beecrof. II years old. OF 1857 West
seyentc street attempted last night kill herself
with rat poison. She Ia In the New York Hospital
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In consequence OF the bad weather the fire.
works and the taking Of AobAOpO arranged for las,
evening At Manhattan Beach VIII be given Monday
evening.
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President Beekman OF the Board OF Alder
men Will spend to day NJ RinRwoodw with Mayor Hewitt
ficefresldenT Patrick Diver hacting Mayor.
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Ter General DsbtIty and IAspaniA
cess.yAsA SAsphiiss yin relieve yQls. Az, diva
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& ,Essss WA si: : n
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Intermittent thunder showers OF unusual
force aud density played havoc in the villages
streets were tilled with water that rushed In
torrents doyn the hills, The early aiternoop
ehoFe WAS delayed moro than an hour By q
.VSsSept an south .sidaol che Itupnsi, 'Hhe,
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unusual for him. 1t is q very elaborate CO.'S
tune of light gray, with o dazzling white vest,
tall white hat. and, In fact, not o sign OF the
more quiet costume laid aside except the black
cravat, tied with the care that tells OF Mrs.
Gladstones watchfulness. The Grand Old Man
has cause to rejoice. The wiseaores who a few
weeks ago were so fond of declaring he had
killed himself politically have dropped into
sudden silence, and the friends OF home rule
may rejoice everywhere with the Grand Old
= Man who is working for them. The Tories,
ruled by the Mugwump Unionists, will
probably live to scramble through
this session Of Parliament. but every
day their position becomes more I'M
take them before the next session comes.
They are bound to give way to dladstane II
his health and strength hold out.
s, Lord Harrington is talked Of among tho
.Unlonists as the coming Premier who is to
preYent home rule and save the country from
GLADSTONE but there Is nothing In that Hart
indton Is vain man and not over Intelligent,
but he has sense enough to know that the
Tories who In their hearts detest their tyranni-
cal Unionist allies more every day would not
support him for any length OF timo; and
second that for him to enter a Tory Cabinet
would be to drive away the remnants Of the
dwindled Unionist host 30 much boosted or
Talking has ceased for the present In the
Palais Bourbon. and the French Deputies have
separated to enjoy a vacation until October.
The Rouvier Cabinet. having braved many
perils, will have leisure between now and then
to pull itself together and grapple with the
Boulanger question. That question Is seeth-
ing more violently than ever, and during the
Generals absence In mountainous AvSrgne
PaEiR "a e much excited. AbRpt him a eEA&
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-03-19
Help for the Chrenics.

pr. Mintie, the celebrated specialist,
so famous for the cures he makes in
old chronle cases, is in Dallas. The
doctor is chief physician of the Eng
lish Medical Dispensary in San Fran
cisco. where nervous, chronic and
private diseases are treated so success
fully. Almost every case of lost man.
hood, female weakness, rheumatism,
neuralgia, kidney and bladder com
plants cured. All private diseases
treated without mercury. Consulta-
ton free. Office 502l Elm street, two
doors west of Sanger Bros store.
Hours, 9 to 8; evenings, 6 to {.
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Excitement in Texas.

Great excitement has been caused in
the vicinity of Paris, Tex, by the re-
markablc recovery of Mr.. j. Z. Corlcy,
5vho was so helpless he could not turn
I'm bed or raise his head; everybody
said he wa diving of Consumption. A
trial bottle of DIR. Kings New Discov-
cry was sent hira. Finding relief, he
bought largo bottle and a box OF DR..
Kings New Life Pills; by the time he
had taken two boxes o. Pills and two
bottles Of the Discovery he was wei,
aud had gained in flesh thirty-six
pounds. Trial bottles Of this Great
Discovery for Consumption free 81 w.
a Howell 4 Bro'k drug store
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TEN n EISSEIE.
THE ATTORNEY GENERAL OF TENNESSEE SAYS


mundtt oev
"'
Tenn
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We invite an inspection of our
spring and summer stockof imported
suitings just received, consisting Of
the latest aud most fashionable de-
signs in Melons, Tropicals, McGreg-
ors, Blarneys, London Cashmeres, Mo-
hair Serses, etc, selected with great
care. and which will be made up to
order in the latest styles. Douglas
Bros. Merchant Tailors, 703 Main
atreat
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Grand Distribution to Smokers

Call in and examine the beautiful
premiums which will be distributed
April Is, 1887, at 1880 n. m, to our GUS
toners for "Tansi's Punch" cigars,
TO the person guessing the number EN-
closed in sealed envelope now at my
store, number being between and
1000. One guess with each twenty
five cent cash purchase. CIV. Waller,
druggist. 100 Elm street.
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The Courts.

Tho grand jury reported ten indict-
ments this morning.
The following cases have been dis
posed of since yesterday noon in the
county court
George Ellis 81 Co. VS.. w. Caruih,
debt; plaintiffs have leave to file
amended petition; defendants general
and special demurrer overruied; de-
PENDANT excerpts
Il. A. Williams VS.. G. p. Hinkle, ap-
peal; appeal dismissed by plaintiff and
Judgment against plaintiff and sureties
on approved bond for costs.
B. NJ. Bond & Bro. VS.. ID. W.
Member, appeal; dismissed on the 18th
inst. and dismissal set aside yesterday.
cause .reinstated by agreement.
C.Letot VS.. Ellis Record, debt; dis
missed for want OF prosecution at
plaintiffs cost.
The business in the district court
was with cases of default.
George A. Aldrcdge VS.. George
Walker johnson, partition; w. w.
Alexander is appointed guardian ad
Item for minors; II. E. Burke, special
judge.
Mrs. Sallie Dickson VS.. A. G. Bass:
plaintiff has Judgment by default with
writ of enquiry.
Mrs. M. Il. Swor VS.. Landon Swor,
Annie Swor, Mary A. Swor and l..
Swor, to remove cloud; A. S. Lathrop
appointed guardian al item tor minor
defendants.
j. b. Elgin and Luda Elg!n vs. G. ii.
Hedricl6 and Exile Hedrick, partition;
judgment for partition; agreement
filed; +. G. Bledsoe, A. S. Clark and
WIN. Little appointed commissioners
to partition, and ordered to report at
this term of court.
Luke Robers on vs.. j. Il. O'Connor
g. Co.; plaintiff has Judgment by de-
fault with writ of enquiry.
James b. Simpson VS.. w. G. Martin,
j. III. Milliken, Samuel Milliken and
l.. ii. Fitzhugh, debt; defendants dis
missed as to l.. III. Fitzhugh and 5. III.
Milliken, and judgment final by de-
fault against w. G. Martin and j. II.
Milliken.
j. Farmer, George IL. Farmer, Mary
o. Schiller, Lorena A. Sandell and ID.
G. Sandell VS.. j. 2. Thomas; plaintiffs
have Judgment by default with writ
of enquiry.
J. III. Taylor VS.. j. II. Cox, seques-
ton; plaintiff has judgment by de-
tault with writ of enquiry.
w. c. Connor VS.. Dallas City. Street
Railway Company, injunction; dis
missed by plaintiff.
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Cow Strayed.

Strayed about the 18th, from the home of
1870 feet north of Mckinney ayehile. one red
and white spotted milch COW, with crump-
led horn, and hump or knot on back near
hips, large teats; one ear is split and the
other dropped; brand not remembered. A
liberal reward will be paid for her return to
me, or for information which will lead to
her recovery. JOHN II. DALE.
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OHIO.
FROM CINCINNATI.

oon troubled with Carrh years. tried your Carbolc
= Ill s'"e ~ r. M. BISHOP
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Spring is here; and with it the
handsomest line of Baby Carriages
ever shown in Dallas, at j. X. Halves,
725 and 727 Elm street.
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John Klein, 9l2 Main street, practi
cal halter. Cleaning and renovating
silk, soft and stiff hats specially.
Work Quarallteed.
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OFFICE OF INSURANCE, STATISTICS
AND HISTORY,
AToTTN TuyAa Feb I'd 1897.

To All Whom II May Concern:
This is TO certify that the FiTeman's Fun
Insurance Company of San Francisco, CAL,
has in all respects fully complied with the
laws Of Texas as conditions precedent 10
its doing business In this State, aud that
said Company holds Certificate OF Author
fly from this Office emitting It to do bust
ness in this State for twelve months nom
day Of December, 1881.
- Given under my hand and seal, At
TL.s.1 ofice, in Austin. the day and
L. date above written.
L. L. FOSTER,
Commissioner.
TIL. SMITH = CO., Agents.
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Sworn -AfidaVitS:
SAINT LOUIS.
ASTHMA OF SIXTEEN YEARS ST
CARBOLTC SMOKE BALL co.

CARBOI.C SMOKE BALL
GENTLEMEN: have suffered with Asthma for sixteen and
jersey City N J and Philadelphia
dollars without rele
and moths have
consider my self Permanently Cured.
mokc ~ and "Dbeator ha
PHI
North Twenti
this 9TH day of February A. d. 1887
A A.
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OFFIcE OF INSURANCE STATISTICS J
AND HISTORY,
AIRTIN TEYAa Enh 10 1887

To All Whom 1t May Concern:
This is to certify, That the Washington
Fire and Marine Insurance company OF
Mobile, Alabama. has in all respects fully
complied with the laws of Texas as condi-
cions precedent to its doing business in this
state, and that said company holds certifi-
cate of authority from this office emitting
Il TO do business in this state for twelve
months from the LIST day of January 1887, to
the 3tst day Of December 1887.
Given under my hand and seal, at
ofhce. in Austiu, the day and
Isl date first above written.
- l.. l.. FOSTER,
Commissioner
I. II. SMITH & CO., Agents.
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OFFICE OF INSURANCE, STATISTICS
AND HISTORY,

AUSTIN, Trxas, FHB 10, 1887.
To All Whom 1t May Concerns:
This is to certify, That the sun Fire
Office Insurance Company OF London, Eng
land, has In all respects fully complied with
the laws OF Texas as conditions precedent
to its doing bushes in this State, and that
said company holds certificate of author
lily from this Office emitting 1t to do business
In this state for twelve months from the
first day of January, 1887, TO the 3lst day Of
December, 1887.
Given under my hand and seal. at
- office, in Austin, the day and
H.. s.. date first above written:
l.. l.. FOSTER,
Commissioner.
T. II SMITH e. CO.. Agents.
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KENTUCKY.
The Rev. DIR. Caperton Says:

have been afflicted with Catarrh in my head for
more than twenty years. have tried various remedies,
but can canddy say that have experienced more re-
lief from the of the Carboc Smoke Ball than from
all the remedies have used. Such is INV confidence in
the efficacy of this remedy that keep Ball for the use
of my family and other in valise for use when
am away from hour. Those who use the Bag accord.
ing TO directions " ia not be willing TO do without IL
a. &. CAPERTON,
Editor of the Western Recorder" Louisville, ny.
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s.,s----e-. Rev. II. III. Rivers, ID. D., Says:

''1 take great pleasure in recommending your Car
bolic Smoke Ball. having had occasion 10 use IL LOT
cold | found it both pleasant and enecuVe-cearlns
INV head throat and bronchial tubes; rendering my
voice clear and strong also relieved my vile OF
sore throat in a very short time. II. III klNEkS
~ Pastor broadway NJ f. Church.
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WACO. TEX AS.
WHAT A RELIABLE CITIZEN OF WACO SAYS
RBOLIC SMOKE BALL co.

cmnredw
linpng
slightly thalos oapettc
ccved
month"; dmpearN al
unrth
candk rcevingt he an
Smokes cerny
5souhs ,wac,T Fo 6
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1887-09-15
CONTESTED.

lfinformation received be cor
rect, the seats of several members
elect to the national council are
contested, or papers TO that eff
feet have been obtained. Mr..
Bells, Of Delaware, by Mr.. Dave
Landrum; Mr.. Rogers of Coowees-
coowec, by Mr.. John Schrimsher /;
Mr.. Benge's, of Illinois, by Mr..
Cornell Rogers Mr.. r. VOLTS, Of
Going Snake, by Ellis Hogner /;
Dave Muskrat's, OF Flint, by Wat
Augerhole; William Hendricks,
of Tahlequah, by Mr.. Levi Keys,
all Of the senate. 1t is rumored
that another from Flint is like
wise contested, making seven sena-
tors in all. BY all means, two
more ought to have been contest.
ed, so that a quorum of senators
could not be had, and the world at
large could see what a lot Of fools
we are.
The rumored intention of the
National party to count Mayes out
and TO seat Bunch is the cause of
so much contesting. If that par
ty, or rather those Of tie party
who seem TO be determined to
seat Mr.. Bunch at all hazards,
had shown any disposition to re.
gard the rights Of others, there
would not have been any contest
ing, except where actual fraud
could be alleged as the cause.
Just few days before the ex-
piration of the forty days provided
by law were the papers served.
IL was kind of slipping up on
fellow, TO give him a hC-nUck
when he was not looking Tor it.
1t is said that Bushyhead went to
Cooweescoowee TO urge Schrim-
sher TO fork Rogers, and John
Springston to Delaware to prod up
Landrum to do the same for Bell.
There will be some old wrestling
when council meets, but, as a re-
suit, compromise all around may
be anticipated.
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searIet rererand DInhlherln

Arc spread. by contagOn, by the
transfer Of living matter from the skin,
the membranous lining Of tho month,
nose aud throat, and from the intes-
tines and urinary organs. Disinfcct
promptly and thoroughly with Darbys
Prnphyiactic Fluid, the great germ des-
iroycr Prof H. 4 Lupton, OF the
Vanderbilt University. Tenn, SAYS:
"As q dlsinfectant and detergent bar.
qys Prophylaciic. fluid IL superior to
any preparation with which 1 am ac-
bnaintcd"
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Losr, sTaugD on STOLEN.
IEarH notice not exceeding 1rrY woun. VIII
he Inserted Two weeks under this lcading or

zach notice not exceeding rtrrY woun. VIII
he Inserted Two weeks under tha lcadlng ror
Tf1f 'sNr-.I
LOrl-Erd D1R-Near YInltat rpn,frI
pointer lrt hind ipot whltci alao right fore
foot ips 10 b1tl ears white Address iufll-
nation 90 1. T.. HLFpsoE
"-l Choutoau. T. g.
hfhAiEu Two Golts-Irou grays. vears
Oh, ll hands high, branded on leit thigh b B.
ouc on shoulder, same brad. so viii 90 paid
fpr Information leading 90 their recovery Al
dreas y WmL@, Whileoak, {. a.
srhAlED From my farm. " miles north
~ tlarcmDrc, April lst, one rcd two-y year-OlI
steer, Wild white or notified face, branded q
with bar below. on eide Information leading
% rccoscry Of said steer viii be literally re-
"hrded. JuHE a fpHEnAS, OOwaia, I. =
hfRAfEp -el9 Iieward-One 2-year-oId CO..
Joy fdiriy nrnwni il hands high, small spot Ia
nrrhrhdi ilttle white On Que hind i0Oti no
bFunda. was lasi seen At Jim Ilall's about
March lNth VIII uas lnrrwari for tae AMI
mai " uiprmuiion ihat VIII enable mf b. get
-, fNf J.. ~ bsLL, Ninita, !. 4. b
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themselves to Office, but | ask
which are the moro honorable, the
voters or candidates and what
have the honest people Of this dis
trictto expect from officers who
obtained their election by such
means2
lit takes such work as this to
get an office, ] say God deliver me
from office. If have to take adj
vantage Of The deslituton and ig-
norance Of my people, H. have to
pander to their preiudices corrupt
their morals, rrio my seli-respect,
by buying their votes, thereby adj
vertising the fact that my vote
would be for sale-I say if have
to do these things to my country
man, goodbye politics. This, my
maiden effort in that direction,
will be my last. If it takes such
work as this to be n good party
manager / say, no thank you, Mr..
"W. NJ, )" you can take the manage
mcnt, for l will never become q
party to make the condition of my
people more miserable. will not
use money TO buy votes, | will not
help educate my people in corrup-
ton which will ultimately sell my
country to the highest bidder,
whoever he may be.
/ turn my part Of the manage.
ment over to you, Mr.. "W. NJ"
| will attend honestly to the du-
ties of "fire builder" am sure
our wives will not take the man
agement. Yours,
A DEFEATED CANDIDATE.